Learn about fire suppression systems, door heights/widths, ADA, sidewalk parking, hvac, etc.Figure out how to bring value to the transaction.  

Used remodeled versions in parks go for $70-80k. you can buy a fixer upper one in a park for $30-40k.

There's a lot of people on social media that makes it sound like owning RE is a walk in the park. 

If you aren't familiar with the Orlando area here are a few things to think about.Disney is always a draw both for employees and visitors.Universal's new park is set to open in the summer of 2025, this will not only bring a new flood of tourists to the area but set to bring in 15k-20k new full time jobs.Orlando is currently trying to fix its traffic situation with express lanes being installed between Orlando to Tampa, expanding the International Airport and working on the final leg of the express train system from Orlando to Tampa.

When you consistently knock it out of the park and go above and beyond, people naturally start to trust you, whether they're investors or partners.You know the saying: trust isn't something you find lying around, waiting to be picked.

Would love to talk to an RV park investor on this. 

I pulled up homes on Stetson Cir 95691 and a 5 bedroom 3 Bathroom 2,377 Sq Ft. home is quoted on Rentometer as $3,218/mo average with a +/-2% range on a 36 mo look back and 1 mile radius - the radius is important so as not to include Land Park homes across the river.

There are many great family friendly parks but way too many other parks where this is the dwelling of last resort.  

Some great neighborhoods that have great schools, and low crime in the Orlando area are College Park, Winter Park, Windermere, Winter Garden, Maitland, Baldwin Park, SoDo (south downtown), Dr Philips, and Oviedo. 

You can't acquire anything in Midtown, Grant Park, or East Atlanta Village for under $500k, let alone $300k-$350k.